i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we're starting out cool this morning because that's the case all week and then things change once we get into the day. >> temperatures have been warming up quickly through the late morning hours, we can expect more of the same. as we start out now in the 50s, a jacket needed before you step out the door, mostly clear skies and a lot of sun this afternoon and a high of 75 degrees in san francisco, north bay 83 degrees and 82 degrees in the south bay. it will be a couple of degrees lower than yesterday in some spots, but still pretty warm for this time of year. we will take a look ahead to the weekend and the football forecast. thursday night football coming up. mike, if you are heading across the bay bridge you may want to leave early, right? >> if you are going off of 24 and 580 because there is an unusual pattern here. look at the backup on the left approach, that's the only one with all these folks waiting for cash paying. we had a traffic break 20 minutes ago, i told you about that, around the caldecott tunnel, then the burst of

traffic, but we know that sensors have a lag. looks like that traffic has made its way to the bay bridge. that should blend in with the morning commute. eastbound 80 we have a crash at cutting boulevard. the rest of the bay is clear. we are covering breaking news this morning. we continue to monitor the chaos that is happening out of sweden this morning. just hours ago a masked man reportedly armed with a soared attacked several people inside a school before he was eventually shot by police. within the last hour we have confirmed from the hospital that one teacher has died and two students are in surgery with serious cuts. the students are 11 and 15 years old, the suspect also in surgery. his say he is in his 20s and was armed with more than one weapon. swede dish media say the school held a safety meeting with teachers just before the attack. that meeting focused on concerns the school was too open allowing anyone to come on campus. back at home we also have breaking news to tell you about

from bad to worse, a home burglary in the east bay ends with a beating. this happened after midnight in san lorenzo on via primero not far from interstate 880. bob redell joins us from the scene. sounds like the suspects that were there, left the scene and then came back. >> reporter: that's correct, sam. in the process of responding to this the alameda county sheriff's office discovered what they describe as quite a marijuana grow at this home in san lorenzo. you can see the doors are shut behind me, they have shut the doors so detectives can go in there and conduct a search. they are trying to determine whether or not this grow is illegal or not. this is after they have turned a warrant for the search early in the evening. they are still looking for the burglary descriptions. they are both hispanic men. they are interviewing the homeowner and his girlfriend who a slgt says are not being super cooperative. it was around 11:30 last night, the man came home to find the

pro two suspects inside trying to collect and steal some of the roughly 200 pot plants that he has been growing downstairs. the burglars fled briefly, then came back, beat up the homeowner. during that fight the homeowner grabbed a knife and chased them away. it was a neighbor that called 911 in spite of pleas from the home owner to let it g the sheriff's office tells us that the homeowner does have a cannabis card that he claims he is allowed to grow marijuana for medical purposes, but the sheriff's department questions whether it's illegal to have 200 plants. they believe that is well over the legal limit. reporting live here in san lorenzo, bob redell, "today in the bay." thank you very much, bob. it is 5:03. happening today in just a matter of hours the sunnyvale man accused of stabbing his own parents about l. make his first appearance before the judge. 38-year-old daniel truvillo stabbed his elderly mother and father inside the home on monday. they should make a full recovery. he faces two counts of attempted

murder. so far police have not release add motive. now to a developing story, a bay area family is in mourning after a fighter jet crashed in england thousands of miles away. it's a story that we brought to you as breaking news yesterday but now we are hearing from some of the people who knew the pilot killed in that crash. "today in the bay" kris sanchez joining us now. his neighbors are speak being the man to lost his life abroad. >> they're shocked that he is gone because he was supposed to be headed out of harm's way and was supposed to be coming home. this is who we are talking about, major taj sareen who was headed back to miramar marine air corps station in san diego from the middle east. he was supposed to be arriving back in the home in hillsborough in weekend. sareen lived in hillsborough and that's where his mother and sister asked for some time and of course we honored that request, but we do know that he graduated from the university of san francisco with a double major in political science and economics and that he also played tennis at usf.

he lived at an apartment complex in san diego where neighbors are shocked that he survived six months of missions in the persian gulf only to die on the way home. >> super person. i mean, give you -- give you the shirt off his back, very nice, a pleasant, great person. you know, i'm just devastated that he is not here tonight. >> reporter: now, the crash still under investigation. the site where that hornet fighter jet crashed in england is under guard. we do know that major sareen ejected from that f-18-c jet but did not survive. although the fighter jet crashed near homes, folks on the ground told bbc reporters that no one on the ground was hurt. they believe that he ma nurd away from the homes in order to spare lives on the ground. >> thank you, kris. it is 5:05. a community mural dedicated to one of its artists shot and killed in oakland is now complete. the mural was unveiled yesterday by those who worked alongside

antonio ra moz, he was shot and killed last week. his memory is part of oakland's superheroes mural project. his brother spoke to the crowd at an emotional ceremony. >> we lose track of our humanity and we end up walking around doing things like what happened to my brother. >> police have not yet made an arrest in the case but they do say they're making progress. a disturbing trend in berkeley has parents and officers on high alert this morning. seven girls, seven in the last month, that's how many were nearly kidnapped in the same area that you see here on your map. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joins us live in berkeley. that community is on edge. police are taking extra steps to try to keep streets safe. >> reporter: yeah, they are. they're adding patrols to the area of college and webster and nearby schools after these most recent kidnapping attempt reports, the most recent one happening in this area 15 minutes apart on sunday. berkeley police just getting its

latest reports around 6:00 sunday night, a man approached a girl, trying to kidnap her, 15 minutes later three girls in the same area here of college and webster say they walked by a man standing next to a van who yelled at them to get inside. police say the girls ran away and started to screen when they realized the man was following them, but the girls say that's when he got into his van and drove away south on college avenue. now, this is happening just a month after a first of similar reports by three girls in two separate events on september 18th just a few blocks away from here near willard middle school on telegraph avenue so berkeley police are coordinating with the school district to discuss safety recommendations. take a look at the description here n all four reported cases in one month the same man was described, scruffy face, hispanic man, mid 20s to early 30s, and a black or dark colored

full sized cargo van. police are checking security cameras to see if they might be able to get more information from the footage. live in berkeley, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> let's hope the word gets out and they get leads. >> more details on that description would probably help. we're kicking off your day on a wednesday, it's a rivalry day. we have a football game coming up tonight. >> it's thursday, sam. >> did i say friday? >> it's friday eve. >> oh, my goodness. >> you said wednesday. >> one more cup of coffee, please. >> yes. >> i will have one, too. >> it is cool this morning as you head out, a light jacket and yes a nice warm cup of coffee, it will be warming up as we go into the afternoon. in san ma teen up to 84 degrees, palo alto 80 degrees, mission district 74 degrees, 83 napa white brit wood tops out at 84 and pleasanton 85 degrees. still a warm day, still above average it does cool down adds we head into the weekend, maybe a little rain in the mix.

let's see what's happening with the commute with mike. >> still slow, starting to build, but changing at the bay bridge. what happened was lane number 7, that's your last cash lane on the left approach, that was closed until about five minutes ago. i saw it open, i saw everybody move over there and so now backup is now only to mid parking lot. more traffic flowing in. it's 5:09. we are going to see that start to build again over the next ten. nothing dramatic around the bay, the earlier crash has cleared so has the traffic break for west 24. the crash east shore freeway cleared from 880. no slowing like yesterday for 238, that crew is not there this morning and smooth drive for the rest of the bay. coming up, the term husband and wife will now include same-sex couples, at least when it comes to your taxes. find out why next. plus we will take a look at a new judge's order to open iphones and the app that can do it all. the new evidence conservatives say they have . plus hillary clinton squaring off with house republicans in less than two hours. the new evidence conservatives

say they have to paint a clearer picture of the benghazi terror attacks. =laura/2shot= hillary clinton

takes the hot seat. in less than two hours -- the happening today, hillary clinton takes the hot seat. in less than two hours the former secretary of state and current democratic front runner for president will testify before the house committee. it all stems from the deadly 2012 benghazi terror attacks. >> "today in the bay" tracie potts joining us live in washington. tracie, it's been characterized as a lot of things. clinton supporters say it's a

political hit job, these hearings, republicans say it's not about scoring points. >> exactly. we will see what happens today in what's expected to be eight hours of testimony. she's going to be on the hot seat a long time. not the first time she has done it, but before this committee which is specifically tasked with dealing with this incident and today their focus will be what happened before the attack. >> tomorrow will be nothing but a fiasco. >> democrats call it a partisan witch-hunt, republicans say this could be the best chance to find out why four americans died in benghazi. >> besides grilling colon on her own e-mails still being released, lawmakers are expected to unveil new information today, 8,000 pages of e-mail from ambassador kris stevens. >> so where does the fault lie for the timing of this? it lies at the state department who only 36 hours ago has released some of ambassador

stevens' e-mails. >> stevens asked for more security before he was killed, he didn't get t clinton says those requests never reached her des snook i expect that secretary clinton will push back on the half truths and fabrications of these conspiracy thesy. >> the committee wants to know why stevens' requests were denied, were there warning signs and given the risk why we were there in the first place. today clinton is expected to push for more security training and more diplomacy in risky areas. >> republicans can play political games, but hillary clinton will always stand strong. >> the super pac backing clinton's campaign is running this ad today in d.c. and four early voting states. now, our nbc wall street journal poll shows 44% of americans aren't really buying what clinton has had to stay about benghazi, but more than a third also think that that committee has been unfair and partisan and other studies show even larger

numbers there. plus a big chunk in the middle who just don't know what to think right now. >> there has been plenty of material. this investigation has been going on for almost a year and a half, longer than some of the most historic in moments in u.s. history. >> yeah, the jfk assassination, hurricane katrina, all of them, pearl harbor, all of those congressional investigations were wrapped up sooner than this one. it's been, like you said, almost a year and a half, 17 months so far. >> we will continue today. thank you very much, tracie. as benjamin franklin once said, there are only two things that are certain in life, death and taxes. at long last that even holds true for same-sex married couples. the irs is now going to recognize same-sex marriages nationwide for tax purposes, that's even if those marriages have taken place in states where st still not officially legal. the new rules follow last summer's landmark supreme court ruling and apply to all federal tax provisions including exemptions and deductions. which canny leak has lived

up to its named leaking some of the cia director's e-mails i should say. >> this all coming as you were talking b scott, the last couple days from a hack into his personal e-mail account and aol account. >> aol. it appears that he hasn't used this aol account for a number of years. as we've reported someone was able to break into that e-mail account by fooling verizon into resetting the password. those e-mails were leaked to wikileaks which published many. e-mails online last night. there's apparently nothing classified but there are definitely items you would be surprised someone would use aol to send back and forth. for instance, an e-mail he received from the senate select committee on intelligence on what enhanced interrogation techniques, torture, should and should not be allowed. other news, apple is telling a judge on the east coast it simply cannot open a locked iphone no matter what if that

iphone is running ios 8 or 9, that's about 90% of all the iphones out there. apple said it could open an older phone, but urged the judge in the case not to force the company to do that. that request comes from a u.s. attorney as part of a search warrant. it's a bit fuzzy what the actual larger case is about. do you know who is sharp is landon dowdy, let's check with her. >> good morning to you. the markets will try to snap a two day losing streak as traders gear up for one of the busest day of the earnings season. look for earnings from amazon, 3m, mcdonald's and many more, plus reports on unemployment and existing home sales, all of the major averages on pace to break their three-week winning streak. the dow falling 49 points tuesday to 17,168, the nasdaq down 40 to 4840. back over to you. we were talk being ios 9, apple yesterday updated it and

gave you new emojis, we will show them to you coming newspaper just a bit. >> they just keep expanding by the version. thank you very much, scott. heads up right now if your drive home from work takes you by levi stadium, thursday night football is ready to be played. this is a live look outside at leave nice, tonight the niners are squaring off with the seattle seahawks. the two met thursday night last year but that was on thanksgiving day and the niners hosted a monday night game earlier this year but kimoff was after 7:00. tonight's game, the first real test of a week knight game at levis during rush hour. >> so the nation can see how great the weather has been here. not your typical october fall, but it will be nice tonight. >> it will be really nice but warming up through late morning, early afternoon. as you're tailgating you may be putting on the sun jean, drinking lots of water, not beer. i will talk about that forecast

for the game as we go into this afternoon. right now let's take a look at san jose this morning as you wake up and getting things started if you have to head off to work and no football for you. it will be a warm day after a nice cool start. look at that football forecast. we will have mostly sunny skies and a temperature of 76 degrees. dropping back to about 70 degrees, absolutely perfect, wind coming in from the northwest at 5 to 10 miles an hour. now, the cloud forecast, we will start to see more clouds moving in as we go through this morning and then quickly clearing, except for san francisco. you will have more of a mix of sun and clouds and then tonight mostly clear once again. as we see these temperatures that are well above average for this time of year, so we're looking ahead to see when we could see some rain in the bay area. we will only have a slight chance of rain, models are picking up on this, by sunday afternoon and mainly for the north bay. it just kind of fizzles that rain out before it makes it

elsewhere into the bay area. then in the tropics we have hurricane olaf, the pacific really getting active w this being a category 3 it will be weakening and turning into a tropical storm early next week. as the system moves across the pacific it will pick up some of that moisture from the remnants of olaf and bring it into the bay area, we may have our first real chance of rain, widespread rain, heading into next week. if you are traveling hurricane patricia will be moving across mexico and spreading some rain across texas, maybe hearing about some flooding there as we go into early next week. we will keep you up to date on that and take a look ahead to the weekend coming up. >> back over to the south bay, we have all been mentioning the game tonight at levi stadium. as you know that means traffic in the area, a lot of congestion. the gates open, i believe, a couple hours before the game so you may see traffic in santa clara a little earlier. the traffic flow on the freer

ways is just mine. moving up to the east shore freeway as well. nice flow of traffic here, we just on our maps have highway 4 through antioch and out of the altamonte pass for west 580, those are your first areas to start the slowing. there are no major problems. here is that volume of traffic west 580 through dublin. we will take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, all lanes starting to build for the cash lanes. >> thank you very much, mike. you've heard people say before, not in my backyard. well, outrage fills an east bay city council meeting, all over a new development project. the danger some residents say it will bring to their neighborhood. not in my backyard -- even if it

means more homes in the as i mentioned before, you hear people complain about it all the time. not in my backyard. each if it means nor homes in the area. that's how some people feel in walnut creek as a housing project is closer to becoming a reality. dozens of people flooded the city council meeting to talk about increased traffic, less open space and potential for flooding. at issue is a site along tyson valley boulevard. the jewish community center is selling 5 acres of its important. the new building wants to demolish a community center that's been empty for years. many say the site is not ready for all that development.

>> there was supposed to have been a pipe put in down meadow road to at least put us to the 25-year flood line. >> we are going to be creating a neighborhood there widespread rain, heading there wasn't a neighborhood before and people will be walking and biking and enjoining the beautiful lush landscaping. >> the next meeting to discuss the issue will take place next month. that's when a committee will talk about the environmental impact of this project. the future uncertain for two dog training clubs in the south bay. the santa clara county dog training club and town and country both operate at the santa clara fairgrounds but they will have to find new homes by the end of the year. the fairgrounds decided to raise the cost of doing business there from $300 to $3,000, which the businesses say they simply cannot afford. >> i think they kind of forgot what animals and the fairgrounds mean. >> the town and country dog club was given the option to move to

the back lot of the fairgrounds or just to leave. it declined the offer due to lack of lighting. the fairgrounds has not yet commented on its plans for the site. breaking news overseas, a swedish school overseas, a masked man that terrorized students and killed a teach juror deputies surrounding a neighborhood in san lorenzo, what they discovered inside of a home following a burglary. [female announcer] if the most challenging part of your day is the staying awake part, sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because when brands compete, you save

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thursday morning also friday eve. >> yes. >> you can almost taste the weekend. let's check the forecast with kari. >> we are almost there and we are almost looking ahead to some slight rain chances in the forecast for the weekend. this morning, though, it's nice and cool, mostly clear. we will start to see a few clouds rolling in this morning. it's in the mid 50s stepping out the door and expect highs in the 70s and 80s. it's coming down just a little bit this afternoon. won't be as warm as yesterday, but still above average for late october. i will show you the weekend coming up in a few minutes. right now mike has a heads up for the bay bridge. >> we have the bay bridge backup, the rest of your bay looks clear, probably the last time i will say that this morning. here is the bay bridge toll plaza, in the last 45 seconds i will just seen this fast track lanes start to slow down. the rest of the approaches for the maze are just fine. we will look at the san mateo bridge. here is the foster city side getting to the peninsula and that commute holding steady from hayward across to the peninsula.

no delays on the other sigh of the san mateo or dumbarton bridges. southbound 101 we are starting to see the build for san rafael. at 5:29. we do have breaking news in morning. we are staying on top of a tragic story out of sweden this morning. a masked man armed with a soared attacked several people inside of a school before he was shot by police. within the last couple of hours we have confirmed from the hospital in trollhattan that one people has died and two students are in surgery, they have serious cuts. the students are 11 and 15 years old. the suspect is also in surgery. police say he is in his 20s and was armed with more than one weapon. coincidentally swedish media say the school held a safety meeting with teachers just before the attack, that meeting focused on concerns the school was too open allowing anyone to come on campus. >> more breaking news for you this morning, this out of the east bay. investigators in san lorenzo, that's where they are in morning where a home burglary ended with

an attack on the owners. >> it happened after midnight on via promera near interstate 88, "today in the bay" bob redell live in san lorenzo this morning with new details on the attack. an interesting discovery deputies made during that investigation, bob. >> reporter: laura and sam, the alameda county sheriff's office means that the two men who broke into this home last night were trying to steal some of the homeowners' 200 pot plants that he allegedly has growing downstairs. electives are inside this have home right now, they have been inside since around 4:30 this morning, that's when they were able to get a search warrant to go inside. it was around 11:30 last night the homeowner stumbled upon the two men inside, collecting these pot plants, the initial reaction from these burglars was to take off but the sheriff's department said they came back, beat up the homeowner, the homeowner was able to grab a knife and chase

them off. the homeowner also had his girlfriend come over, now they are down with the sheriff's department and being interviewed by the sheriff's department, they claim to have a cannabis card, but the sheriff's department questions whether they can have so many plants inside. the understanding is maybe that the limit is around 30 and yet they have 200 plants inside according to the sheriff's offi office. the sheriff's office says they are not being cooperative and the homeowner actually urged his neighbor not to call 911. it was a neighbor who heard the commotion, called 911. they are still looking for these burglary suspects, the only description they have is that they are both men and both hispanic and the homeowner and his girlfriend are being interviewed by the hair rifs office. bob redell, "today in the bay." we moves to a developing story, a crash overseas hits close to home here in the bay area. a local family is in mourning following a deadly fighter jet crash in england. the story we have been tracking ever since it broke early

yesterday morning. kris sanchez joining us. while the man's family too distraught to talk to us we are hearing from some of the people who lived in his military housing complex. >> reporter: they are impressed with him and shocked that he is gone because he was supposed to be on his way home. major taj sareen was headed back to san diego from the middle east, but was supposed to be back at home-home in hillsborough this weekend. the 34-year-old lived in hillsborough where his mother and sister asked for some time and obviously we honored that request. now, sareen graduated from the university of san francisco with a double pager in political science and economics and also played tennis at usf. he also lived at an apartment complex in san diego when he was working where neighbors are shocked that he survived six months of missions in the persian gulf only to die on the way home. >> super person. i mean, he would give you the shirt off his back. very nice. a pleasant, great person. you know, i'm just devastated

that he is not here tonight. >> reporter: now, the crash is under investigation. still on the site where that hornet fighter jet crashed in england is under guard. we do know that major sareen ejected from the f-18-c jet, but did not survive. though that fighter jet crashed near homes, folks on the ground, witnesses there, told bbc reporters that they believe that the pilot veered away from those homes so as not to injure anybody on the ground. >> so sad. thank you very much for that update. new this morning, a santa clara restaurants yards from levi stadium is facing the possibility of a crippling shut out when super bowl 50 comes to town. you think the location for david's restaurant couldn't be better, sits right next to levis stadium and often packed for niners games, but the biggest game in the world comes with big time security. the mercury news reports homeland security's 300 foot perimeter around levis starting one week before super bowl 50

will keep david's under virtual lock down. the owner is already slowing the challenge flag hoping this case gets further review from city leaders, the nfl and agents. officer phillip white seen here is no longer with the san jose police department. last december officer white through national attention for sending out combative tweets following racial protests in ferguson, missouri, and new york city. at the time his tweets were condemned by the department. the police union and city leaders. he had been a well regarded member of the department for more than 20 years. seven girls in the last month, that's how many were nearly kidnapped in berkeley. all of them happened around the same area. near willard middle school on telegraph avenue. that has both parents and officers on edge this morning. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang live in berkeley. did he have, do police have a description of the person they believe is responsible? >> they do, laura. it's pretty

interesting in terms of a description. police believe they are looking for a scruffy faced man in these recent kidnapping attempts, the most recent ones happening here near webster and college on the south side of town, a very popular stretch here in berkeley. just yesterday police got the latest report that around 6:00 sunday night a man approached a girl trying to kidnap here and 15 minutes later three girls say they walked by a van standing by a van who yelled at them to get inside but the girls ran away, the man chased them so they screamed and that's when the man got into his van and drove away south on college avenue. now, this is happening just a month after three girls in two other separate instances also reported some more attempted kidnappings, that was on september 18th, just a few blocks away near willard middle school on telegraph avenue. so police are also coordinating with the school district to discuss safety recommendations and what they should be doing n all four reported case by the way a very similar suspect description, scruffy faced,

hispanic man, mid 20s to early 30s, dark hair, a black or dark colored full sized cargo van had a thank you has no side or rear windows n addition to checking the security cameras in this area, again, there are a lot of shops here along college avenue, police say they are stepping up patrols in this area around college and webster as well as schools to help keep an eye on what's going on around here. live in berkeley, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> parents do have reason to be relieved in another part of berkeley. a man is behind bars after being accused of groping several kids when they were swimming in uc berkeley's pool. police arrested 38-year-old ryan mccould have beeny on the cal campus. essay kusd of swimming up to the victims, grabbing them inappropriately and then swimming away. he is now facing seven months of committing lewd acts of a child under 14 years old. he is expected to be in court tomorrow afternoon. police say there might be more victims. now to a story we brought

you as breaking news 24 hours ago. questions swirling this morning about a fire that ripped through a strip mall in sunnyvale. last week there was another small fire is a same mall. investigators are wondering was it coincidence or intentional. the latest fire destroyed a barber shop. a shigella outbreak traced back to a san jose restaurant still growing. almost 100 people are now sick, most of them in santa clara county. health officials in san mateo and santa cruz counties say they're also investigating reported shigella cases. the majority of people who got sick ate at mariscos san juan restaurant number 3 in san jose. others may have been infected by family members. shigella is very contagious, can cause diarrhea, fever and abdominal pain. we spoke to one person sickened in that outbreak, he and his lawyer have filed a lawsuit against the restaurant owner >> i think it is reasonable after the amount of physical suffering i have gone through to

have some kind of compensation. >> another reported victim also filed a lawsuit. meantime, the downtown mariscos location still close this had morning. the health department said all employees are being tested and will need to be cleared by a doctor before coming back to work. also happening today, santa clara county public health officials will release new details about this outbreak. it's expected to happen about five and a half hours from now. we are going to stay on top of this story both on air and online today. we will bring you an update on what health officials have to say during our 11:00 newscast. one man is now staring at five years in prison for looting homes evacuated during the devastating valley wildfire. while that fire still burned authorities made several arrests across lake county. the press democrat reports one man pleaded guilty to two counts of burglary. the press democrat reports another man arrested was sentenced to 75 days for being in a restricted area. three other case right side

still in the process of being resolv resolved. those people why r. just trying to build their lives back. right now it's 5:39. we are going to get a check of your weather draft. nice and cool to start. >> it's cool this morning but warming up this afternoon. this is the kind of weather we have seen throughout most of the week. it's 56 degrees in livermore, san jose, as well as sunnyvale, 54 concord, oakland and san francisco. expect the highs back this into the 70s in san francisco, the embarcadero at 75, san mateo 76 degrees, san jose reaching 82 degrees, which is above average, we should be in the mid 70s. we will also be above average in the north bay in the mid 80s, in napa and brentwood 84 degrees, oakland tops out at 77, in the tri-valley looking at mid 80s, again today. heading into the weekend, quite a few changes headed our way. i will talk more about that coming newspaper a few minutes but still a slow down at the bay bridge? >> of course, kari. that will be here all morning long probably until early afternoon, probably 11:30.

12:00 it will start to ease up. the change in the last few minutes, all lanes are completely filled all the way past the 880 overcrossing and soming off of that overcrossing as well. the drama is not necessarily at the maze, a little lighter than you might expect, in fact, but over here westbound highway 4 heading into concord we do have a crash at san marco boulevard in your middle lane causing all that slow down. the rest of the bay no drama, just a little slowing nor san jose. back to you. coming up next, glaciers melting by the minute. a shocking discovery by scientistes in british columbia that has researchers doing a double take. >> a silicon valley carl edwards goes straight into the lion's den. we will tell you all about it coming up in business and tech. >> will hillary clinton face a lion's den? an hour away from a much anticipated hearing on capitol hill what could be revealed this morning ahead of her testimony on the deadly 2012 benghazi attack.

in a little more than an hour -- hillary clinton will testify before the house committee - a little more than an hour from now hillary clinton set to testify before the house committee investigating the deadly 2012 attack in benghazi.

this is the first hearing since january. it is expected to be an eight-hour long affair. special committee is going to focus on what happened before those attacks. republicans say that this is their chance to find out why four americans died at benghazi, including bay area native chris stevens. e-mails revealed stevens asked for more security before he was killed but didn't get t clinton's team says those requests never reached her desk. >> i expect that secretary clinton will push back on the half truths and the outright fabrication of these crazy conspiracy theories. >> a "wall street journal" poll found that more than 40% of americans are not satisfied with clinton's answers concerning benghazi. the national transportation safety board will talk about faulty air bag inflaters this morning. it stems from a massive recall linked to the takata cooperation. the faulty inflaters caused the air bags to inflate with too much force sending metal shards

into the faces of drivers and passengers. today the ntsb will be holding a public information meeting to discuss what happened. one of the most talked about ceos in silicon valley is in the hot seat right now over her company's technology. >> scott mcgrew, elizabeth holmes is defending her company. >> we first told you about those allegations against her company last week, a devastating set of articles that allege holmes good testing company which is worth billions may not be testing blood samples with its own machines. it's super advanced testing machines are the whole point of the company and why it exists. so you can see that that allegation made by the "wall street journal" would be startling. even more startling is this video, holmes showing up to a wall street journal conference in southern california talking to the very paper that made those accusations. she says she will have a point by point rev u tags of the article soon. let it be noted the "wall street

journal" says it asked for an interview from holmes five months before publishing the article about theranos. she dropped out of stanford to found a company which is bother billions which says it's revolutionizing blood tests, one drop from your finger instead of a tube after tube from your arm. a successful ipo, ferrari started trading on the -- its stock on the new york stocks exchange wednesday and the stock moved up. this is something we have not seen in a while. youtube introduce add new idea in los angeles they call it youtube red, you pay 10 bucks a month and don't have to watch ads. no mind waiting and skipping those ads, i'm not sure i'd pay 10 bucks in order to do it. >> it's different from netflix and you're bing watching. >> this is a similar business model to the digital streaming, music streaming apps that are

out there right now. >> you constantly pay and get something for it. apple making a commitment to using more renewable energy sourced from china where apple's factories make millions of digital devices. apple says 20 million melt trick tons of greenhouse gat pollution would be avoided just by using more renewable energy, primarily solar power but also wind and hydro technology. apple will be the one financing that project. this has been a recent ground swell of support to restore more bay area wetlands. the thought is it may better protect the region from the potential impact of climate change. the topic is expected to be featured at a symposium in mountain view. speakers will discuss ongoing efforts to restore salt ponds on the peninsula and south bay. today's forum includes members of the california's coastal conservancy and geological industry. what happened in the mountains of british columbia in past summer is making scientist do's a double take.

scientists say that some of canada's iconic glaciers will be gone in just decades. the hottest summer on record battered western canada's glaciers to the time that they melted two and a half times the rate of previous years. what's stunning for these researchers is how fast it's happening and just the rate of it all. >> and this is definitely the warmest year we have had on record globally. so those temperatures are just soaring well beyond what people really expected. so interesting there. it's been warm in the bay area. we know that. it's been above average heading into the end of october and we still have temperatures in the 80s out there. as we take a live look now at san francisco, mostly clear skies, we will start to see some clouds rolling in within the next couple of hours and then clearing out in time for the afternoon. if you're heading to santa clara for the game, the big game, thursday night football, we will have perfect weather, a lot of sunshine and temperature at 76

degrees at 5:00 and as the game kicks off at 5:25 we will still be in the 70s by the end of the game. we're tracking the next system moving in from the pacific, you see this large swirl of clouds that's over the ocean that will be moving into the bay area tomorrow and helping to cool off our temperatures. i don't think we will see a lot of rain out of that, but we will have a slight chance of rain on sunday, mainly in the north bay, with a cold front that will be rolling on through. we will feel the winds picking up elsewhere in the bay area. then farther on down the line we will be watching the remnants of this system, it's still a category 3 hurricane. it's well east of hawaii at this point and it will be moving over cooler water and weakening and as it does so it will be drawn in by a cold front approaching the bay area for the beginning of next week. looks like that rain doesn't get here until about wednesday, but it will be our first chance of some widespread bay area rain and that could be measurable as we go into next week. we will be keeping you up to

date on that. looking ahead to this weekend, mostly dry with the exception of that slight chance of rain for the north bay on sunday and our temperatures coming down. we will be at 87 degrees in the tri-valley on friday and then it will be 82 degrees with more clouds on sunday, our trend is looking a little bit better as we go through the rest of the week into the weekend. it will be a comfortable weekend ahead. let's see if it looks comfortable on the roads now. >> getting snugly and cozy. this is the backup, at least the slowing for north 101. there's the live cam ration folks are slowing down, it's actually starting to break up a bit over at last 15 minutes as we look at our sensors. we have seen a lot of traffic flowing, that was the first burst and that's why we see the speeds dropping down into the 50s at times as you travel north from capital expressway toward the camera and 880. that should ease off and kick in again at 6:20. no surprises for 87, just a little slowing. over here the tri-valley looks great. west 580 and south 680 just

starting to show slowing. interchange at dublin is fine and 880 shows some slowing as well down toward union city. a building across the san mateo bridge and the bay bridge has your backup. a crash cleared from highway 4. genetic testing has led to a new species of giant tortoise. >> scientists were discovering this in the glap goes islands off of ecuador. we will explain this is actually lonesome george, they are calling it great news, the islands lost lonesome george, he died back in 2012 and was believed to be the last living member of his species. >> there may be new hopes for george's ancestors. coming up, the future of two dog training clubs that is in the south bay hanging in the balance this morning. a decision that could force them to look for a new place to stay.

the future is uncertain for two dog training clubs in the s at 5:55, the future uncertain for two dog training shrubs in the south bay, santa clara dog training club and town and country both operate at the santa clara fairgrounds but they will have to find new homes by

the end of the year. it comes after the fairgrounds decided to raise the cost of doing business there from $300 to $3,000. and they say they simply can't afford it. >> i think the county forgot what animals mean. >> the town and country dog club was given the option to move to the back lot of the fairgrounds or leave. it declined the offer due to lack of lighting. the fairgrounds has not yet commented on its plans for the site. not in my backyard even if it means nor homes in the bay area. that's how some folks wheel in walnut creek as a housing project is closer to becoming a reality. dozens of people flooded last night's city council meeting to talk bin creased traffic, less open space and the potential for flooding. at issue a site along tice valley boulevard. that land is owned by the jcc, jewish community center which is selling 5 acres of its property. the new developer wants to build 53 homes, create bike lanes and add parking. they also want to demolish a

nursery and community center that's been empty for years. many say that site is not ready for all that development. >> there was supposed to have been a pipe put in down meadow road to at least put us to the 25-year flood line. >> we are going to be creating a neighborhood where there hasn't been a neighborhood before and people will be walking and biking and enjoining the beautiful lush landscaping. >> the next meeting to discuss that issue is going to take place next month. that's when a committee is going to talk about the environmental impacts of the project. a santa clara restaurant yards from levi stadium is facing the possibility of a crippling shut out when super bowl 50 comes to town. you think the location for david's restaurant couldn't be better and is often packed for niners games, but the biggest game in the world comes with big time security. the mercury news reports homeland security's 300 foot perimeter around levis starting one week before super bowl 50

will keep david's under virtual lock down. the owner is hoping his case gets further review from city leaders, the nfl as well as federal agents. plenty of activity going on at levi stadium as we take a live look outside. it's hoped that the gridiron does not have to give way to gridlock during tonight's evening commute. later this evening the niners will host the seahawks in a special thursday night game, it's the featured game of the week, kickoff is a little bit after 5:00. this will actually be the first week knight game at levis during rush hour. at the same time no matter who wins victory will be on full display on tonight's game. levi stadium is the latest stop on a super bowl 50 tour celebrating past bay area football champions, it includes super bowl trophies won by the niners and raiders. an update to breaking news. a man attacked inside his own home and now the suspects on the run. what deputies told us about the strange discovery that may have started the chaos.

plus a soared wielding man kills a teacher and hurts several students inside of a swedish school, the eerie moments just before the attack. a deadly fighter jet crash overseas and we now know a bay area marine was at the controls. why those who witnessed the crash are calling his final act heroic, "today in the bay" starts now. and a very good thursday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we are tracking the weather and the roadways right now, mike inouye keeping a close eye on your morning commute but we start with meteorologist kari hall. >> nice and clear and cool now, but we will have another warm and sunny day, temperatures now in the mid 50s, grab a jacket before you head out. you will be taking that off as we go into the afternoon. these highs today in the low 80s across most of the bay area. it will be 75 degrees in san francisco, the peninsula up to 79 degrees. now, these temperatures are above average, but it will be cooling off in time for the

weekend. i will detail that coming up, but a look at a slow down at the bay bridge. >> you expect a backup at the bay bridge but don't expect this. you can visibly see these fast track lanes moving, that means traffic flow is a little better than what we have seen for the last few thursdays. we will look at your map and don't see any real problems over toward the maze itself, as we zook out we will see more slower spots, the yoel lows creeping up. a crash, the first one at san marco cleared from west highway 4, another one right around railroad. more slowing out of antioch. concord holding steady. southbound 880 slow from hayward down toward union city. 92 and 84, the dumbarton bridge show a little increase in volume but no slowing over to the peninsula. we will see that come up in the next 20 minutes. northbound 101 a crash just reported northbound of our camera. i will show you if we see anything in the next couple